Seth Godin on clichés:
In printing, a cliché was a printing plate cast from movable type. This is also called a stereotype. When letters were set one at a time, it made sense to cast a phrase used repeatedly as a single slug of metal. “Cliché” came to mean such a ready-made phrase. The French word “cliché” comes from the sound made when the matrix is dropped into molten metal to make a printing plate.
hey lil chica :) — ugh ! u better shut ur mouth and don’t ever try...mess up wit me !
In printing, a cliché was a printing plate cast from movable type. This is also called a stereotype. When letters were...
file this along with why we call big letters ‘uppercase’ and little ones ‘lowercase’
XD good point, I had it liked but I should really pass it along!
Ahhhh! Something new I didn’t know.